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Topic: Readers and Reading (page 6)

Rockets' red glare: Robert Stone picks five great war novels

Ishmael Reed picks five untamed African-American novels

Jayne Anne Phillips picks tales of primal loss

Jayne Anne Phillips

Don George: The treasures and travails of family travel

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Joyce Carol Oates picks five great "docu-novels"

Joyce Carol Oates

Don George: Appreciating the master chronicler of the East-meets-West dance -- Pico Iyer

Dystopia parkway: Lorrie Moore picks five novels about the future

Fiction, 9 to 5: Ian McEwan picks five favorite novels about work

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Don George -- Writers we love: Tim Cahill takes us places we've never dared to go

What children know: Five great novels about kids

Don George: Writers we love -- Jan Morris' idiosyncratic illuminations of the world

Smart and sexy: Erica Jong picks 6 novels aimed at the erotic mind

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Don George: Celebrating the Grand Canyon

"This is it!": Penelope Fitzgerald picks five novels that rocked her world

Penelope Fitzgerald

Back to the '50s: Five favorite novels from a decade that was wilde

The wild side: The author of "The Hours" picks five books from the edge that belong in the center

Michael Cunningham

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Unrequired reading: The books editors choose when they're playing hooky

Don George: The art of survival and other stories

Peerless: Peter Carey picks five very original works of fiction

Don George: The grace of danger in our lives

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My private Riviera: "Tender Is the Night" transports me to the Côte d'Azur

Hard boiled: Five contemporary noir novels

Book bag: More best travel books of the century

The past is another country: A.S. Byatt selects five unforgettable historical novels

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